Have you ever wondered what someone else was thinking about at a certain point in time? Thanks to Mark Twain’s dictation style for his extraordinary Autobiography, we know that on this day in …
Read More >University of California Press is exhibiting at the 2015 American Geophysical Union annual meeting. The meeting convenes December 14-18 in San Francisco, CA. Please visit us at booth 1038 in the Moscone Convention Center for the …
Read More >We are very pleased to announce that Nadine Little has joined UC Press as our new art history editor. Until recently, Nadine was the acquisitions editor at the University of Hawaii Press, where she acquired …
Read More >“Between now and the next 15 years we have to have made the pivot in our policies.” In an interview with Vermont Public Radio, which aired on December 7th, Editor-in-Chief Anne Kapuscinski, …
Read More >“Women tend to bring a diverse set of perspectives to the actual approach of doing the research…” Editor-in-Chief Anne Kapuscinski contributed to a NHRP discussion on the role and opportunities for women …
Read More >When Cathy Toft first sat down to begin writing Parrots of the Wild, she envisioned the book as an essential piece of literature that would give many people a newfound appreciation for parrots …
Read More >Distinguished anthropologist and scholar of Africa, John Peel passed away in November. Two of Peel’s colleagues from the School of Oriental and African Studies at the University of London, Paul Gifford and Richard Rathbone, have …
Read More >By Harriet E. Smith, Associate Editor, Mark Twain Project Photograph by William Vander Weyde, 21 September 1906. Most images we have of Mark Twain from 1906 show him …
Read More >by Mara Buchbinder, author of All in Your Head: Making Sense of Pediatric Pain This guest post is published as part of a series of author interviews in relation to the American Anthropological Association conference in Denver this …
Read More >Hypothes.is Project is a new open access web platform that enables collaborative annotation across websites. Launching today with a coalition of over 40 scholarly publishers (including University of California Press), along with …
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